Demonstrators gathered outside the Russian Embassy in Berlin on the evening of July 8, 2024, to protest a recent surge in Russian missile strikes on Ukraine. The rally, organized by the Berlin-based NGO Vitsche, drew attention to the devastating impact of the attacks and called for immediate German intervention and support. Earlier today, Russia launched a massive bombardment on Ukraine, with over 40 missiles striking various locations across the country. One of the targets was the renowned Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital, where children receiving treatment for kidney failure were among those affected. Intensive care units, operating rooms, and the oncology department sustained significant damage.Reports indicate that explosions were heard in Kyiv, Dnipro, Pokrovsk (Donetsk region), and Kryvyi Rih. Preliminary figures report over 20 fatalities, with numbers expected to rise as debris is cleared and additional airstrikes are confirmed across the nation. Vitsche, known for amplifying Ukrainian voices and supporting the country's freedom and development, issued a series of urgent tweets condemning the attacks and demanding a swift response from Germany. "Russia must be countered and stopped from terrorizing civilians and killing our children," read one tweet. The group emphasized the impossibility of peace talks with a state that targets medical facilities and called for military support, specifically the provision of Taurus missile systems to Ukraine. The protest at the Russian Embassy featured participants holding Ukrainian flags and chanting slogans such as "Russia is a terrorist state" and "Taurus now!" Demonstrators expressed their solidarity with Ukraine and insisted that only an armed victory could bring peace to the region. Vitsche's advocacy underscores the broader call for European support in addressing Ukraine's urgent needs amid the ongoing war. Interview with Mariia Borysenko, the Social and Policies Analyst of Vitsche, the Berlin-based NGO leading the evening's protest outside the Russian Embassy.